Jubby
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You bring up a good point... Does anyone know if there is any evidence that supports why heterosexuals are "straight"? Like a straight-gene (for lack of a better phrase)? If we're looking for a justification why we're homosexual, why not heterosexual? It works both ways (sorry, that sounds like a pun, of sorts).I don't think the sciences have enough evidence to prove that being gay is linked to genetics. If that were the case, then shouldn't there be a lot more people who are gay?
Individuals brought up correctly are taught "how" to love, "how" to act, etc. Not "what". Going out on a limb, that's the vast majority of what happens to us folks.
Gentlemen, you aren't taught to be attracted to the brown haired hour-glass figure woman, or a black haired figure with a bit extra on her
On that last bit, there are people and groups that think homosexuality is wrong. Most of those individuals are brought up to "hate/dislike/disapprove" of them, or anything different. This includes organized religion or politics that take a solid stance against it. This is similar to women as equals 100 years ago, and minorities 50 years ago-- and(unfortunately) in some capacity, today as well. The other folks (which could probably include some of the former) don't understand homosexuality. --- Can a man understand what it's like to be a woman completely? No, because we don't have enough experience in it. Can a heterosexual understand what it's like to be a bisexual, homosexual, or a transgender individual? Again, no, because they do not have sufficient experience.
I think that if someone wants to debate sexuality, they need to do two things; 1) Get off the religion kick as there is no reasoning other than being told "It's wrong", and 2) Be prepared to debate heterosexuality, and the ideas within, equally.